Casper Practice Test 2026/27
Practise at the real clock, then read your answers backCasper is an open-response situational judgment test run by Acuity Insights and used by participating programs in their admissions processes. For the 2026-2027 admissions cycle the standard test has 11 scenarios in two sections: 4 video-response scenarios, each with two questions answered in 1 minute per question, then 7 typed-response scenarios, each with two questions answered together in 3.5 minutes. It takes about 65 to 85 minutes including two optional breaks, and is taken on a desktop or laptop computer with a working webcam and microphone. Every response is scored by trained human raters, and each scenario is scored by a different rater. Casper is not a pass-or-fail test. Each program decides how to use the result; applicants currently do not receive their Casper score; they receive a quartile score, which shows how they compare with other applicants on the same test type. Each test type can be taken once per admissions cycle. Some programs, such as Australian teacher education programs, use a shorter format, and Canadian programs may require the English or French test.
